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One country, two systems: Mainland China's policy towards reunification with Taiwan 1979 87
... When the CPC modified its policy towards Taiwan, from the pursuit of armed liberation to the search for a peaceful resolu tion in the 1980s, it encountered much difficulty in establishing political rapport with the KMT. ...
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One Country, One Vote? Labor Market Structure and Voting Rights in the ECB
... “one country, one vote”? A number of considerations suggest that some asymmetry in the representation of economic size in the ECB council might have its ...“one country, one ...
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"One country, two systems": Sociopolitical implications for female migrant sex workers in Hong Kong
... "one country" agreement, Hong Kong has relaxed a number of restrictions on mainland Chinese citizens travelling to Hong Kong – largely in search of tourist dollars – making cross-border migration an ...
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One country, one vote? Labor market structure and voting rights in the ECB
... The likely enlargement of EMU has put the distribution of voting rights in the ECB council into the spotlight. In contrast to, for instance, the U.S. Federal Reserve or the pre-1999 German Bundesbank, voting rights in ...
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One step forward towards implementing real world communism Multiple economical system competition within one country & socialism in closed systems and prisons
... those cities and regions. Now let's take a look at a scenario where willing workers of capitalistic New York or Florida (yes, even there!) have searched for employment for a long time but just could not find a job for ...
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Interdependence between the stock market and the bond market in one country: evidence from the subprime crisis and the European debt crisis
... Most studies have proven the negative correlation between the stock market and the bond market in non-crisis periods. Theoretically, there are four types of interdependence between a stock market and bond market that ...
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Assessment in Finland: A Scholarly Reflection on One Country s Use of Formative, Summative, and Evaluative Practices
... a country, and Finland’s National Core Curriculum provides an illuminating look at the changes that have taken place in the country over the last ...
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One country, two societies? Germany twenty years after reunification. OSW Study 35/2011
... If one looked at eastern Germany as a separate entity in - stead of simply pointing out the differences between the new and the old fede - ral states, they would see that the situation in the east is not as bad as ...
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Redenomination: Why is It Effective in One Country but Not in Another?
... However, in the same paper, Dzokoto et al. also found that inflation rate has surprisingly increased after redenomination. Although there is a currency illusion effect that influences the public’s perspective on the ...
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The incomparability of cause of death statistics under “one country, two systems”: Shanghai versus Hong Kong
... Specifically, this study aims to examine the compar- ability of UCD statistics in Hong Kong and Shanghai, to assess the effect of social and institutional factors on the comparability of UCD statistics, and to suggest ...
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One country, two systems, how many monies? : essays on the exchange rate arrangement of Hong Kong
... Property Markets & Exchange Rate Arrangement: Part I Figure 6.1 Residential Land Disposal in Hong Kong 186 Figure 6.2 Price and Rent Indexes of Private Domestic Housing in Hong Kong 187 [r] ...
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The allocation of carbon permits in one country: a general equilibrium analysis of the United Kingdom
... However, our ‘benchmarking’ scenario indicates that free allocation of permits is not necessarily such a costly option. The important difference compared with standard grandfathering is that the use of benchmarking makes ...
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‘India, that is Bharat…’: One Country, Two Names
... Bharat’. One name was to be used as the equivalent or the translation of the other as exemplified on the cover of the national passport, where the English ‘Republic of India’ corresponds to the Hindi ‘Bhārata ...
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One Country One Test-A Survey on National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
... ABSTRACT: The case study about NEET OR State Entrance deals with the importance of understanding the difference between the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and state Entrance for medical admission. It is ...
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Country Risk Management in a Developing Country
... sophisticated country risk tools, such as Delphi, time series analysis, regression analysis and surveys may be impeded, as reported by [25], by data ...countries. One country risk expert who has ...
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Country of Origin and Host Country Effect on the Competitive Advantage of Developing Country Multinational Companies Ascendancy to Business Superiority
... Multinational companies are organizations or enterprises that manage production or offer services in more than one country, Wild, (2003). Their main purpose is to utilize capital, technology, managerial and ...
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Can cost-effectiveness results be combined into a coherent league table? Case study from one high-income country
... The overall pattern of results of many cost-saving and cost-effective interventions was reasonably compatible with other league table work for this particular high-in- come country (the league tables in these ...
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Prevalence and factors associated with one year mortality of infectious diseases among elderly emergency department patients in a middle income country
... This was a retrospective cohort study. We reviewed data of all patients aged 65 and older who had a diagnosis related to infectious disease between 1 January 2016 and 30 June 2016 and received treatment at one ED ...
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Country Image and Product Evaluations: Impact of a Personal Contact with a Country
... the country image are studied together, as the two parts of a single ...a country, which is sometimes mixed up with or used as synonymous to the “cultural distance” (Swift, ...a country of origin ...
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Over the years the Catholic University of Portugal has established its position as one of the leading academic communities in the country through its
... The research centres are based within the Faculties and most of the academic staff belong to one or more of the centres. The centres and their projects are funded from a variety of sources: institutions and ...
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